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on It, So. NorWIlk 2-.
cphoho 165-2 .-
I'l;b"l.l I,I,I‘I.n:-.I,II.I‘
auglzla.-uuovul
punter acltool ltt Main street.
day there was but one session llevtltlmy
at theburating of a water pipe, cuttinu’
’- hod boon dono.
ilévori'bodr want unconditional
dtlonl Who told you no?
detection polls in South Norwnlk
ins made ready for Monday.
0 wt want paved streets under the
out bill. Not. much. We vote No.
w-.-" -.. .—
‘isses Gladys and Mndolin llrown,
_ [walk were guests at Miss lite/tel
W ell. of Springdnie, Sunday.
he. Men's Bible Class of the South
-N walk Methodist Episcopal Cllill‘i'll
ill resume. its season. tomorrow.
Misses Nellie llet‘arthy and
ti o ()‘Keofe. of West avenue, spent
‘tnradnr afternoon in iiritlueport.
witsoildalion of what? Who att-
t'limi‘the movement ‘.‘ lto you know.
"Bare not. How are you goilll‘: to vote.
'gn nothing? . No. Sure.
~15 large pineapples. Milli. llttren‘
arket.‘
Charles '1‘. Dimontl, l-lllllt'l‘illlt'lltlt‘lll :.
f the R 8; (} (‘orset shop, returned
yesterday from o iialting Hill at iinrn-
_fll.i Bay. Ml‘. lliilttliL-ti i‘i‘llili‘ltl OXFOI'
float luck, entitling weak halt. hing tiah,
floundors and bass in large lllllllllt‘l‘:;.
IWTPQU'l forgot the fair ill llnntinll‘a
(Hill, 'l‘lmrnduy. i-‘tidny and Sililll'tlti),
sent. 28, 28. illith.
The ballot ltOXt-s l'nt‘ Monday's cit-e»
ion have art‘iVeti ill the (lflli‘l‘ oi Town
Clerk Herbert it. Smith, ’i‘not-o are
light of tho tum-s and ("tot-l.- Smith
'kwao busy this morning labeling and
getting them ill shape for Monday.
Because of the rain yesterday thorn“
”was but one derision of school at the
(it‘ll-the supply from the school
inkling and noeesnltntinu the clotting
m
«5414933 spring intuit. r: tat».
'arltet.
llavea'
I". and Mrs. lt‘l't‘tlt‘l‘it‘li M. M‘lllot‘.
line removed their household ell‘ectu
from Union litreet South Norwnlk to
_ ‘4 Maple street. Nora-hilt, where
they will reside in tho future. The
choline was made to neromodttte Mr.
Elliot who ill the clerk in the Norwalk
.--Sott Hats, 81.50 to 2.50.
W
There Will a rttnntvny in (‘ltnpol
that this morning thottuht to have
boon Clllleil by a paper tiring in the
brink wind} Tho llOl‘Bo was attached
'to on. of (motion ii. llnwkhttrnt'a wn~
noun but ho wna ntoppad heforo any
tilmlm dither to ltlmttelf or the wagon
(l'iirion.
‘ wlmylon «it (‘o. oillco open Monday
atoning to any town lma.
obit condom. of iiurlbutt street.
- . motion. ran into a letter boll
old! of the road in South Wii~
M‘thoroby lnourrnd the titanium
”tho. mldonta oi the auction.
’ hourly run any but Mr. m
W to little bird in hand be-
M dona more than to prance.
M
00‘; fiAflRl'KOI OI IUOQIY
J , now.“
1* «mm or bum looking
molthncanoibhobJ
Warpath Paint in val-tom
to omit m can.
‘ "tibial . illlttttttll
'i‘itnra— I
' 'iOoittiuued front Sixth page). . }
whore? it would ho a regretublo mill—
take "to loaned our control over our
own very ‘vital educational interest.“
OLD WELL. ‘
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«my ”Ammo—w m“ ’
tlttutls‘atultltltt _n
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WM...
Editor Sentinel: . ' ..
"in melanoma your editorial in hurt
evening's Sentingl, although i opposed
the substitute street paving bill It
Hartford. i feel compelled to any that
in juatlco to those who had the sub-
stitute bill put through, that it is my
opinion that the bill na drawn. in a
perfectly valid bond bill, and would be
bin-ding on» the Trolley Company to the
extent of making it pay for tho pav.
lag between the rails and for two feet
front the outer edge titorool.
ritll, in explicit terms, charges upon
the Trolley Company, the com 0! pav-
iitg between its tracks and two feet
outside, anti provides for the payment
of that cost immediately upon the an-
sentiment of the benefits to the Trol-
ley Company, as provided in that. soc-
tltln. ‘
Besides that provision in this bill,
the tioneral Statutes. by Section 3837
expressly compels Trolley Companies
to pave between its tracks and two
feet outside. with the same paving no
that used by the municipality.
This statement ill not made. to try
and illilllt‘lif‘e voters to vote either for
or against it. but it is to let the voters
understand that in my opinion if the
bill is voted upon favorably. the bond
inane would be good, and the. trolley
company would be compelled to pay
its share of the. work. "
JOHN KROGII.
t. Corporation Cottnocl.
—-—~’—~<-—»~~--~ .___,.
Til THE voters or THE
TOWN" Hotlink.
lt‘ (.‘it“t.'itt(i to the Ulilt't,’ oi bt‘ll‘k‘llllilllt
ii pledge myself, as in the. Dust, to do
eVet'tlltinl; possible to tilt] and assist
i ll] buildingr the new Washington
islroet Mill“! and park.
I i will also make every efl'ot't to have
i
Itito ret'orda searched so that the bill
‘zonn oi" the town may know \titrtlterl
Ititn title in common. salt mention. and
Illilillllig heat-h land heinous to the
.touu or to [ll'lillltf outlets how
( tainted.
I Tim Town or \l‘ealpot't has a mile of
Jill-null fittiii, formerly claimed by pri-
I rate owners. and it is my opinion that
‘ettttnllt‘ good results l‘llll be obtained
' for the town oi Norwnlk, it the mica
Itiun in tried out.
(l5
i also pledge myself to a more bust!
:uenavliivze and omnotnieal administra-
tion'ol‘ town affairs. and condemn the
jointing of road contracts to political
ltenlet‘tt. and will attention to the large
amount of nnnceensary Work that for
the past few years and llllli year is
:ix-lntt done just before election.
‘ JAMES 'r. POWERS.
I homoerotic (‘antildale for Selectman.
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ISllillllllll Hillli All
I iiilHllSllilill lilill
i
{Mayoralty Candidate Chancellor
t Civea'llovlow oi Local
Conditions
to
An onthualaatic rally of South Non
walk Soulnliato wan held. last evening,
in tho Auditorium. in North MIlu
Itroot, at which time. Willinm E. Chon~
collar. candidates for mayor, and lio
bert limiter, the aoclalllt candidate for
guhornntloual honors. but your, spoke
at lonuth to the small numbor of com
radon pro-ant. Peter ouch. a former
familiar flllll‘e in South Norwalk, wu
chairman or the mooting and intro-
duced the bouillon.
Mr. Chancellor won the “Ni amber
and manned bin remark: to local con—
dition». Ha said that a week ago in
litlokil of-tbo 022.000 which lino boon
npuroprlalod tor circuit! and inquired
no to when it had gone. HI road
from Tho Sonilnal scrotal llama r0.
gorillas tho expenditure oi thin month!
from information {outlined by tho
Democratic prua committee. allowinx
what. ”.300 had bun want. Ho altar»
untamed the report a! a llama: to
(deceive the hoopla and “iii that. he
could not find when the tantalum:
317,000 lull tone.
Tito two llama are tamed in a
'oontrormyt ’l'lto Manitoul- claim
tint it none “.000 morn tartan tho ditto
lost your than it allottld hm. How-
ever. thin iI hardly worth valid one
in; than chain as it would amount to
«about to conic our per-on but furl
‘tltm bola: about 1mm man it:
tho city Tampa than it incl-w
WWW the W.“ TM do not.
Section 7 referred to in your editov I
mm m mum on
....Is HERE. so
ant-INTO LINE
» and; co o and see how we can .
make “1 gov for you to obtain
[Your fall outfit. You need and}
must have clothing.
. WHY NOT “BUY
«hit 1
We offer a large assortment or Men's. Women‘s
land Children’s Wearing Apparel, and make the
terms oi payment easy. " No need to wait. Have
what you want when 'you need it. by having it
charged. Your honest say-so that you will meet
your payments as they come
due gives you the pleasure of
being well dressed without giv:
ing up something else you need. I
Our stocks reflect the season's
latest styles without being ex-
pensive. “
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StoresI
I Open»
Mon.
and
Sat.
Ev'gs.
any other 9 co in which no bad ”no. at, mount watlwd for button burnout:
Snacking at the town Mid city now in tin winni- and for opt-ratio: on too
«roman. Mr. Chlnoollor mind that making outwit-broom in in manner.
in the «port or the board of abolition, liobm Hunm wan than tatmducod
W“ on tuna WM" that “I“ °' “h” and diamond at lunch: on national
mmbm oi the board or school vlait~ and out. while: and aviation: tho
0“. “m“ MN" ”m “l" m‘ Miami or nodal-m. a. at» two
by titanium». The control amount» m. m on at m.
can no ultimo! court-a. want at at» :fitaf:&“mm °° "1
moon appropriation“! «at mun _ , , ,
0.: a: on. amount 1. Moot-d "on in availing at tho tonal ottuatton ha
an- ulnrlu which in not publicly am all that! «min mm in m on; of
counted tun. Till lawn Mutt to: “Will Wit hold within out an
inn boom all ma tor-Ithaca. Ilium “It lilo. mount «no. no um
ballot: iha um at 1321'. (Siam on lilo want politician" and said out no
93ch tlckct and tr. at. him on will bunch in tho tonal politic!) Mt
ll}. lionnblloan amt. tum: a too! it» toll-«u mun my ital - not
cooled. . lllloillll bum oollttclamim no
in Hawaii: time ia In "'W‘Ildl m 1" Mm "“9 m W‘
lithium ”mm; meal. but ,‘Mdcntea at the» twomill no
it don not mm tint w.mmsMp “W l“ Wimp , ~ .
‘Pll ‘
tint wttttlttttt tliliiilii
IHew Haven Engineer Listenod
. mittens reported the progress attain;
Women's Suits Men‘s gulls
$12 to $40 . $7.50 to $28
WomensSkirts 303g §tchool I
“.98 to 328 l“ 3 ‘
Silk Waists “eggs”
$1.“? $10 ‘ Clothing
- “mm"? $7.50 to :20
$2.50 to $20 Men’s ““3
Women's and $2 to 83
.Children's Men's It Boys'
Shoes States
$1.25 to 34 $1.50 to 54
Thu Vittm trill llhd on thiir untold limit at I "oortaln limb timnmod
that-it m 'g'lao which! Ibo too utilitarian
in W
mmifllti
Finance Compliant H'carstr'om
Representativas oi Houses .
Handling Bonito
m. ~.-. '- .. «Mayan.
Come and see the beautiful dis
liliil’l Piiiilliiill lilllli
to With lnierost
i The regular u’ookiy meeting of tho=
Washington atroot bridge committee;
wan held last evening in the commit?i
,tco's headquarters. the town courtI
troom. Norwalk. at 8 p. m. I
The entire committee were preacnt.I
consisting of Dr. A. l". llenrd. T. l.I
Raymond. John .1. ”union. Samuel.-
l.rnetl, inane Church, William Moran}
and John F. McMahon. I
Dr. hoard presided, and the meet-I.
in; formally proceeded to husiucsst
with the reading of the minutes of the‘
last meeting.
Chairmen of the various 9ill)-(‘Olll'_
{date to formulate a full report to tho'
Iwerc accepted as given. '
I Mr. Raymond. chairman of the comm
I tnlttce on finance ntatcd that his com-t
Imittcc had consulted with many oiI
Ilho larger bond houses handling mud
Illlt‘llllllai bond issues, and their roping
:srntttllvos had been called ill confer?
Iont‘tt and Illlli‘il valuable lltlormntton
acquired. In ttceurtillnt-e with tho
.huaineaa ‘lu hand t-ertnln i‘tlltiltlllillt‘h"
Ilitlilfl had lltut been addressed to tilt“
IhOllll bottom. .-\lib\\'t:i‘b to the some
Iliad been rrceintl. but at too into n
Iron: estate and removal of buildings
roportgd tvrollross stating that his eotn-
. mitten had held normal lttectimz‘o
1with the realty owners, on tho bridge.
and hail lottnd, in moat rant-u. a tnvot~
I able acceptance of equitable propoania.
ISome had not. as yet. acquiesced in
Lille lleOSlliOlls as math", lltli ii Wits ' '-' IIII II In... I I 10:. HIII‘I I'I IIIII.II I"II.I ~I I II I.I I I I.I,a,n.I a...
;c.\pt«ctetl that. at a tattoo meeting.
Illto)‘ could be sntlui‘tlt‘torll) negotiated
j with.
Mr. Moran for
’conduita hold that
the comtttittee on
conferences had
the?" hold with representatives from
Ilhe telephone, tclograpit, water and‘
ioleetric lighting interests having
. not-tilt ill tho new bridge: and. while ro-
otlirementa ot.tito several companion
were underntottn. no dellnite data or
plants could be unlimited until a later
meeting. i
Mr. Lynes for the committee on low
not counsel reported progress. as didf
Dr. Board (or the committee on con-
Iultlng engineer.
J. Fred Jackson. cohaultlng engi-‘
poor, 01‘ New Haven. addro‘aaed that
meeting at the request of Chairman}
Board. I
Mr. Jack-on in an eminent manual
with wide internist. Mr. Jackson haa’:
«built many notable bridal. structuroII
throughout tho country. Sumo Into-i
plea of work in tbia section are thI
Kimberly Ivonne bridge. the Chapel;
Itroot bridge and the Grand Ivonnoi
draw brldu. all in the City of Newt
Hahn. HI hon Iuporvlacd tho con-
atructlon at many othora in dittorontl
pat-ta oi the llaltod titaloa. The com?
mum lllllonod with tmomt to‘ want‘
an. Jackson had to lav. -
Tho mutton. aubmuent to Mru
Jack-om l'zlll‘l‘kl. adiournod to Frl~
day. tho “ll of Octobor.
IllTil HIT! FEIBE.
IT 8W“ “loll
ll’l‘AllmRD. bani. Illa—Mr automo-
bilo belonging to lawn-on W. Wll~
can. at Norman notable. val stimuli
at bound Roach. Thursday night, by
hitting a lion. «not. turninl tunic
and landing in a mallow. Clinton
occult. colored. in. emulator, and
two Mud! in m tutorial!“ m
that“ out. and not hurt. (tomb
on the horrid: mWamdlul-o
mind, and no baa build a Midi-iv-
Irr ‘Ilr. Wilma do“ not biota! hint.
Tito Imam an placed at am.
1. Wuhan-
NO RWBY 1N. ’OIODH‘
. . labour.
m WW ‘
a
Idute to torntttlzttc a lull renort to the
tttceiintz.
3 Mr. McMahon oi the committee on
xiii: valiant wanna a or will;
mun.
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.o,III,I,IIIIIIII,I I‘I:I.IIII:I:I,I:I:II
intzfs Toni
, ‘OPENING ; ‘ J
Suits, Dresses, ‘
and Millinery .
ly to look we will be delighted to allow you. You are welcome»
Notice!
play. Whether you buy or more.
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V v I O t t I 0 " I I u l ‘
I I,IAD‘I,I,I,I.I.I.I I.I I,l I,-.I','I.I.I:I:I'I
2-:I2I,-'I
deem will
-' hand and
|
Anyone who has- Ra-
zor Coupons to re-
: do so at once, as we
l 5 have but 10
. will be sold.
do well to
k ‘ I. v-ooaaoooo o .-
-.- I,I I'- I I -'-_.:I‘I‘I,I,-_I,I,l.l.l I.U.I.I.I.I.l IJ "
Razors on
no more
No.
Tllll8T no. CHAHIE8 '
courtmn
(Continued from First Page.)
stitutlon as well all all others are in-
vited to visit the new honking house
and llililli't'l the work done.
Wonderful changes have been
wrought and as a result of these, the
house stands today one oi the beat
equipped anti most complete banking
ltounca lit-tho state and rivals the lam-
or institutions in the greater cities in
the way of beauty and taste in n:-
turea.
Compound of the former home and
Itructnre owned by h H. Decker. the
working Ipaoo has been doubled. The
Mon 01’ the two bulldlnga have been
dropped to one level, making one
[router Itrtlctnro. 0n tho upper'iloora
lodu rooms and onion room: have
been provided tor. These have been
fitted with unto-date and beautiful ti:-
turol. the Claim leading to them being
of marble and alate.
The banking room la a model or up
to-dato and convcnlont architecture
and la titted witn‘a vutibulo entrance
into the lobby. The door of the latter
la oi tila construction with marble
Sentinel Razor Coupon
’ ’ ‘ 4 ‘ I v o o o o o o o O ‘ I
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138
taken care of during the rush hours.
Back of the tellero‘ desko,are the
bookkeeper‘a desks and back of them
is a space for other fixtures neces-
sary to cverr banking institution. The
floor of this department is covered
with serviceable battleship linoleum.
Provision has been made for three
large coupon rooms for the conven-
ience of patrons of the safe tiopslt
vaults. These are conveniently titled
with telephones, connecting with any
department of the bank and with the
general lino wires. 'i‘he‘vaults remain
in the same position as formerly. All
the furniture in of white, serviceable
oak.
The institution will be a revelation
to many and all are urged to be pro-
sent during the hours of inspection.
M. or“
Rev. Mr. lilaploton, of Suineld. will
occupy the pulpit at the South Nor-
walk Baptist Church. tomorrow
morning and evening. in the oven-
lns he will deliver a lecture on tho
topic Filtoon Yearn' Flaporioncola In-
din.
m.....m. 1...... . a... m MAW
HELP TIIE KIM“!
bamrand. in the ocular la a marble
chock link with [ion top. 'i‘ha rad-
lItorI ha" boon contorted into marble
lotto” to «no tho doubt. put-poo. of
not matting tho common. of the lot»
by and ot rural-hing comfortable loat-
tor tho outrun: of tho concord.
in tho
provided a ladiu’ room. 'l’bla bu
bun titted at 'with parquot noon and
other connotation. anon on dam. of
which thou Will in limo and other
continuum dual“ to the boom of the
indict. in thin room my will in on-
Iblud to tranuci any balm which
tiny may have all hand without littor-
”19"“. I
in tho other com are two mania
lb in nonunion by tho “Ironwood
{mum and an tilt-d la a similar
manner. it! indoors. old. to the norm-
wadingw appeal“ tho anti-Inca.
“:1-
”it! i?- W‘wtth allocate pinto
pm to attractant! ta ham to: 4
la hm columnar outwit; .
mm “M
loll band comat- hall boon ;
South Norwailg Radon An Learning
tho Way.
W: the llitlo kidney lilo—-
Tho lame. weak or aching battle-
Th. unnoticed urinary dluortlertw
That. load to dropay and Bright'o
(limo.
Whoa the kidney- m sick,
Help them with Doan’a Kidney Pilla.
A nmody «penalty tor nick kld~
nan.
Dow- hug boon curing kidney
troubin for 76 yoara.
Hanoi-lad by 50,000 bouillon-Indore
Id It ham.
Proof in a South Kuwait citinn’a
amount.
all!!!" Pillar. bump 31 North
lithium“. loath Nomlll. Conn.
an: “iv «panama with Down Kid-
npy Pills has been no “datum that
finality Hammond than. lily ultimo
writ almond and can-Id my but:
to Into. ‘1‘» alum amount «can
also unnatural and but“ to! M
it. Ms mom. would no
it
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